Titlebook: Computational Toxicology; Volume II Brad Reisfeld,Arthur N. Mayeno Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2013 QSAR.biological netw

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Iron Metabolism and Oxidative Stresss chapter will provide an overview focused on computational tools using structure–activity relationships and will highlight initiatives for use of computational assessments and realistic applications for predictive modeling in evaluating potential toxicities of drug-related molecules.

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Construction of Cell Type-Specific Logic Models of Signaling Networks Using ,ented in the freely available tool . (.). We explain the process . uses to train a prior knowledge network to data and illustrate its application with a toy example as well as a realistic case describing signaling networks in the HepG2 liver cancer cell line.

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Predictive Computational Toxicology to Support Drug Safety Assessments chapter will provide an overview focused on computational tools using structure–activity relationships and will highlight initiatives for use of computational assessments and realistic applications for predictive modeling in evaluating potential toxicities of drug-related molecules.

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Brazilian Research on Moral Competenceed—identification, structural, and associated data. Functionality of chemical databases is presented, with examples of search and access types. More details are included about the OASIS database and platform and the Danish (Q)SAR Database online. Various types of chemical database resources are discussed, together with a list of examples.